The Redneck Grill: The Most Fun You Can Have with Fire, Charcoal, and a Dead Animal Board book – February 12, 2005

This is the 2nd one I’ve owned. My kids & I used the 1st so much it fell apart.

I guess I have no one else to blame when something is advertised as a cookbook and it turns out to be a cookbook. I was expecting more of the usual Foxworthy foolishness. Ah, well, I now have a reference to doing things like grilling venison which, being a Southern California resident living in town, I will never do. Law enforcement out here tends to frown on discharging Firearms even if you see a deer.

Book has VERY few recipes - just a handful or less in ea. category. Might be ok for someone just learning to "grill" as they are very easy & require only a few ingredients. But title is really misleading as book is not really funny - or fun-just a few basic recipes.

Gave as a gift to my son for Father's Day. He loved it. He has a large family to feed and does a lot of cooking. He reported "the best ribs I ever cooked".Also, quiet original and funny. A warm smile always makes food taste even better.

purchased this booked used. come in with coffee stains and corners of book bent all up. very disappointed.

some funny stuff though I am glad i bought it used.

This fun book incorporates humor with real recipes that sound good. I ordered several copies as part of a barbecue theme gift and the recipients were delighted.

I purchased this book as a gift for my son who enjoys Jeff Foxworthy and grilling. He got a kick out of it.

Bloody good book with some great BBQ ideas in. Jeff is a bloody funny bloke! 1st saw this in the USA, now look out Lot te Garrone.